Новости за 16.12.2015

Some of the finest wildlife photographs will be showcased at the Sanctuary Asia Wildlife Awards 2015 at the NCPA in south Mumbai on Friday.

After more than 1,000 Indian imams and clerics signed a fatwa against ISIS denouncing its jihadist extremism as “un-Islamic” and “inhuman”, Anjuman-I-Islam, India’s largest modern Muslim institution, has joined the ideological war against ISIS or Daesh.

After more than 1,000 Indian imams and clerics signed a fatwa against ISIS denouncing its jihadist extremism as “un-Islamic” and “inhuman”, Anjuman-I-Islam, India’s largest modern Muslim institution, has joined the ideological war against ISIS or Daesh

Private schools in the city have moved the Bombay HC, demanding a stay on the state’s fee regulation Act.

Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday said his party would oppose the Centre’s ‘Smart City’ project on the issue of the civic body’s “autonomy”

Starting with the state board examinations in 2016, science practicals will have external examiners too. The decision was taken following demands from various teachers’ groups in the state.

A division bench of the Patna high court has set aside a single bench order which had validated a state government order to lower the minimum qualification for admission to MBBS course in order to fill the seats reserved for SC/ST candidates.

Chief minister Devendra Fadnavis put all speculations to rest regarding the authority of the special purpose vehicle (SPV), which is to be set up for executing the ‘Smart City’ project in Maharashtra

Two Shirdi-bound devotees died while three suffered injuries after a speeding car hit them on Tuesday night near Bhiwandi on Mumbai-Nashik highway. The victims, residents of Malad, were going to Shirdi on foot with Sai Palki for Sai Darshan.

A division bench of acting chief justice Iqbal Ahmed Ansari and justice Chakradhari Sharan Singh of Patna high court on Wednesday directed the state government to file its reply by Thursday in a PIL related to increased noise pollution in Bihar. If the government fails to do so, the chief secretary will have to appear in person before the court.

Historians have slammed the Nitish government for ‘inventing’ the date of birth of emperor Ashoka on April 14. Bihar cabinet had on Tuesday declared an official holiday on this date.

Setting a new trend of helping out aggrieved people after receiving complaints through social media sites, Bihar deputy CM Tejashwi Prasad Yadav ensured the payment of long-pending scholarship amount to a Sitamarhi student who had posted his problems on the Facebook page of the minister.

Ashok Kapur and Neelam were the happy hosts at the wedding of their son Mayank with Anusha.

Five murders in the last 24 hours have put a question mark over the Patna police claims of satisfactory law and order in the district.

The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) has demanded that the state government immediately revoke the extension granted to state registrar P S Bodke and has urged the government to fill the vacant post through direct recruitment or deputation. NCP told mediapersons on Wednesday that the government must immediately regularize those staff members who were transferred from the directorate of sports and youth affairs to the Sports Authority of Goa.

Gold biscuits worth over Rs 2.52 crore stolen from a jeweller were recovered on December 11 from the residence of a relative of his driver, who had fled with them a week ago.

A bumper banana crop has drastically brought down the price of Yalakki banana from Rs 30-40 per kg last year to Rs 5-20 per kg this season.

Swaraj Singhi recently hosted a high-spirited soiree for Delhi’s party lovers at Unplugged Courtyard in Connaught Place.